Strings with a twist
Features
This week's magazine
31 July 2004
Issue 2458
Editor's picks
Table of contents
News
Rip-off kalashnikov clash
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Holey let-down
News
Divorce in space
News
Return of the Iraqi wetlands
News
Arsenic plan fails
News
Noah’s freezer
News
Humans
Teens on sex
News
60 Seconds
News
To whale, or not to whale?
News
Forest dwellers are its best protectors
News
Space station gets lift with promise of extra crew
News
Dual asteroid strike hits comet theory
News
Mercury space probe raring to go
News
Soundbites
News
Twin tower fallout an all-time high
News
It’s the brain not the body that hits the wall
News
Renegade gene can aid and abet spread of cancer
News
Lawsuit could force limits on US carbon emissions
News
Captive rhinos killed by overdose of iron
News
Primitive fish hit dry land to bask in the sun
News
Why athletes get injured
News
Earth’s gravity affected by Amazon water level
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Acoustic bulges make solar spikes
News
Better bug killer
News
High cry of a ground squirrel
News
A yawning ape is a perceptive ape
News
Sunburnt to extinction
News
Acupuncture points to post-op comfort
News
Cancer survival time unaffected by state of mind
News
Technology
A pump to get the heart racing
News
Technology
Grit-blasting threatens aircraft
News
Technology
Cutting edge
News
Technology
Shape-shifting aerial gets the best reception
News
Technology
Paradox that unmasks rabbi’s literary lie
News
Technology
Games get more touchy-feely
News
Technology
Sandpit for viruses
News
Opinion
Features
Strings with a twist
Do we really need half-a-dozen hidden dimensions? Not any more, says physicist Roger Penrose
Features
Behind the mask
Features
Why we do what we do
Features
They know what you want
Features
Private thoughts, public property
Features
Power tower
Features
Two of our icebergs are missing
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